chamber in boston as he does in the real senate. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next fox news sunday. you next fox news sunday. investigators and relatives trying to make sense of mass murder. new information coming in about the life of germanwings copilot responsible for last week's devastating acts. what was happening in his life before he crashed a jetliner with 149 people on board. right now we turn to the last minute efforts to reach a deal with iran. at this hour a louder warning coming from our strongest tie and friend israel, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying iran is trying to conquer the entire middle east and says the nuclear deal taking shape confirms all our fears and even worse. his comments coming as time is quickly ticking away for

negotiators to put together the framework of an agreement by tuesday's deadline. the world as you know is watching. here at home many lawmakers on capitol hill are demanding congress must have a bigger role in whether to approve any nuclear deal. house speaker john boehner says he doesn't understand why the president is so determined to make a deal with the regime that has no intention of keeping its word. >> the sanctions were working. they would have never come to the table and we should have kept the sanctions in place so that we could have gotten to a real agreement. >> live with the news in washington d.c. doug take it away. >> reporter: well harris, the stakes are getting higher higher than when the talks started because iran has been spreading influence across the mid east at an alarming rate at least in the minds of the critics who are fearful that the regime's expansion into proxy wars reveals truth to --

>> now is the time to ask ourselves is it time to trust the people that we are negotiating with? so i would encourage the administration let's take more time. let's not hasten to a deal. >> supporters of the administration's negotiating stance believe pulling away from the talks could result in a worse deal. >> the alternative is we pass the sanctions which i would support. we wait for that additional economic pressure to bring iran back to the table and get a better deal. the problem is that may take years and they may get to israel's red line or our own before that time comes. the alternative is also dangerous. >> "wall street journal" reported this afternoon that western powers are trying to win russian support for reimposing tough sanctions. there is some concern that tuesday's deadline for framework will not be met. today josh earnest said it is up to iran to make that happen.

>> ultimately it is time for the iranians to send a clear signal to the international community about whether or not they are willing to make the serious commitments required and live up to their rhetoric that they are not trying to acquire a nuclear weapon. if they can make the commitments they should be able to do that by the end of march. >> asked how the talks were going russian foreign minister said i'm not paid to be optimistic. >> meanwhile i understand congress is setting its own agenda for involvement in the talks even though that is not what the white house and senate wants. >> and to that point senate majority leader mitch mcconnell met with israeli prime minister netanyahu in jerusalem promising if there is a deal lawmakers from both parties will vote on legislation. republicans are determined to rein in what they fear is a nuclear deal that will pay the pathway to a bomb and not block it.

harris, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's look at yemen where some arab nations are creating what is essentially their own regional military. a group is vowing to defeat iranian-backed rebels that have thrown yemen into chaos. the arab league is now responding to the islamist terrorist threat in yemen and across the middle east although it is unclear which countries will be militarily involved. saudi arabia conducting a series of air strikes and say they will keep the heat on until the pro-u.s. president is returned to power. they kicked him off and reports he took a boat off the nation. the iranian supported rebels control more than one-third of the proviances in all of yemen. just a few months ago president obama called yemen a success story. retired army lieutenant general said the middle east has descended into chaos beyond

washington's control. >> we have to face reality and not try to assume that we are going to be able to say something and hope that that is going to be -- that our policy will be carried out because we say something. we have to face the reality that we are in right now and that reality is there is a war. >> the pentagon confirming the u.s. will increase support for the saudi-led campaign in yemen. most of that aid comes in the form of bombs. and now to boko haram the terrorists in nigeria reportedly advancing on several towns. at least 41 people killed including one lawmaker killed as the group tried to scare people away from voting. boko haram calling democracy a corrupt western concept. millions of people were able to vote in a presidential election that is apparently too close to call still. voting was even extended into a second day because of security

concerns. you can understand that considering that they killed somebody. the front runners include nigeria's current president as well as a man who was once niger nigeria's dictator. a show of solidarity. world leaders including france's president and italy's prime minister joining thousands of demonstrators in a march against terror. the crowd chanting tunisia is free. 21 tourists and one tunesian were killed. the savages of the islamic state claimed responsibility. the prime minister says the leading suspect was killed this weekend. the governor of indiana is now descending a controversial bill he signed into law that is sparking a national fire storm.

supporters say it prevents the government from forcing a person to do something that goes against their religious beliefs. critics say the law allows businesses to discriminate against gay couples. the latest reaction from our west coast news room. what is the governor saying today? >> good evening. governor is trying to get front of this controversy on a day when boycott indiana is trending on twitter. the same time a number of big names are weighing in on this. apple ceo tim cook took to twitter saying apple is open to everyone. we are deeply disappointed in indiana's new law and calling on arkansas governor to veto the similar hb 1228. 19 other states had similar laws on the books but businesses are threatening to stop spending money in indiana. we have seen protests with

thousands of people in yapand wanted to clarify the law and points out it is the same federal law signed by bill clinton in the '90s and maintains in no way to discriminate against gays. >> yes or no? if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding is that legal now in indiana? >> this is where this debate has gone with misinformation and frankly -- >> it's just a question. >> there has been shameless rhetoric about my state and this law and about its intention all over the internet. people are trying to make it about one particular issue and now you are doing that, as well. >> it should be easy for leaders in this country to stand up and say it is wrong to discriminate against people just because of

who they love. >> white house press secretary josh earnest there. points out when he was a state senator in illinois barack obama signed a similar law for the state of illinois. >> if you look historically this law is on the books. you mentioned 19 states and two presidents. where do things go from here? >> well, it doesn't actually go into effect until july 1. a lot of people are looking straight to next week when the final four will be held in indianapolis. tens of thousands of people will flock to the city there and a lot of big names are calling for a ban and protest on that event. some of the big names out there who are calling or have spoken out against this include larry king miley cyrus andy cohen ashton kutcher and jason collins, the first professional nba player who is openly gay to come out. a lot of business owners in

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investigators digging deep into andreas lubitz's past. forensic experts are teaming up with expert climbers to recover what they can in the french alps. some victims' families are holding out hope for answers on why lubitz did this while many others say what matters now is remembering those who are lost. >> what happened on the morning of the 24th of march was the acts of a person who was at the least ill. if there is a motive or reason we do not want to hear it. what is relevant is it should never happen again. my son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten ever. >> greg, you were outside that co-pilot's home earlier today learning new details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: absolutely harris. this is the hometown of the germanwings co-pilot andreas lubitz. this place was shocked by the publication by a german

newspaper purported to be the transcript of the last minute of the crash of the flight right before the crash. fox news has tried to confirm this with the french authorities that it's a real thing. they would not comment. the german newspaper has come up with a lot of valuable information in the last couple of days. the name of the newspaper -- it includes kind of a timeline of what happening and flushing out a lot of details. first that lubitz basically encouraged the captain to take that bathroom break in the early minutes of the flight right before the forced descent. and then as lubitz is locked inside the cabin and starts the plane's descent we hear the captain screaming for god's sake open up the door and then we hear him using an ax to try to

open it up. we also probably the worst part from the very beginning we hear the screams of the passengers on the plane. we thought they only thought they were going to die at the very end. it turns out for eight minutes they faced death. and one more note today about lubitz and his health. we learn more information about his vision problems. the reports are that he was suffering from a torn retina which could limit his eye sight and would force him to lose the job that he claimed he love. also more evidence about a possible depression problem. these could all be factors behind him doing what looked like a very, very mad and deadly thing. >> eight minutes of hell all because it looks like one man decided to make it so. so sad. i understand that there is kind of a twist being reported there locally in germany about his personal life and you have been looking into that.

>> it factors into this, too. we were outside the apartment and living there with him was his long-time girlfriend over several years. the report and other report coming from that same german newspaper is that girlfriend had been pregnant. also, that the two had planned to get married and then there had been reports in the past couple days that the two broke up. and that was something that was upsetting to lubitz and could have been yet another factor behind this. throw this in with another report from the german newspaper that yet another woman we heard this yesterday another former girlfriend said that she broke up with him because well, he was seeming to be in a psychotic state and wake up in the middle of the night and say we are going down other accounts.

no confirmations of this, but certainly a very troubled personal life which could feed into the motivating force behind this crash. we always get back to the victims and some heartening news from the french officials that they have been able to identify through dna remains of 78 of those victims. he believes by the end of the week he will be able to identify in one way or another the remains of all 150. when you see that crash scene the plane disintegrated, bodies disintegrated. also, of course, a tragic thing but at least progress is being made there as the mystery continues to be trying to be untwisted. >> you bring up such a good point. that helps at least the families somewhat have closure on this. blessings to those people doing that work because that is a big job. thank you very much for the update. pope francis is offering a prayer for the victims of the crash as well, during his palm

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a decorated boston police officer has under gone surgery to remove a bullet after being shot in the face and now is expected to make a full recovery. he is 34 years old. his condition is improving and he is likely to be moved out of intensive care unit in coming days. the officer was part of a gang unit that pulled over a car. video shows moynihan approaching the driver's door.

the suspect continued shooting. moynihan served as an army ranger in iraq and was honored at the white house for helping save a fellow officer. 23 people hospitalized after an air canada jet skidded off the run way in halifax. the airline says the accident occurred while landing in bad weather early this morning. 138 people were on board that flight from toronto most of the injured were released from the hospital already. officials now confirm the plane hit an antenna before touching down. electricity went out at the airport. officials have not yet confirmed why that happened. recent plane crashes renewing debate about whether cameras should be placed inside airplane cockpits. voice reporters could be useless. if you look at what happened in france they are coming in handy. they can be useless if the crew

becomes incapacitated before the crash. video can provide critical information for investigators. not everybody is in favor of this. brian has the story. >> harris, many pilots are against the cameras. they see it as an invasion of privacy. imagine a camera recording everything you say and do at your desk. they argue video recordings could be made public or leak online. pilots say current voice and data recders that closely monitor all audio and data are sufficient. >> you have a recording of ne is doing every single switch that is thrown, every change in the altitude or engines or whatever else, flaps. what else do you need? >> the use of video cameras was first proposed in 2000 by the national transportation safety board arguing cameras provide critical initial information the missing link in unsolved accidents like during an

emergency when both pilots in the cockpit, who was doing what when? >> we can actually see where the hands were, where the people were. sometimes they get out of their seats. sometimes we see a lever like a throttle pull back. we don't know if it was the captain or first officer. the cliche is never more true when trying to solve an accident mystery. >> proponents say privacy safe guards could protect pilots. still the airline pilots association says the cost of adding cameras is not worth it. resources should be focused on enhancing current systems to record more data of higher quality as opposed to video images which may lead investigators away from conclusions. the federalave administration said there is not enough compelling evidence to mandate

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needed a license for that. so they made their final public appearance yesterday. >> it's really sad because they really do help out a lot of special needs people and kids and the elderly. everybody responds to them so well. it would be a shame to have it all shut down. >> and you know i guess this is where i would go if i was these two. they are going to live the llama life in a town north of phoenix in retirement. go little llamas go. negotiators are said to be closer than ever before and the 12 year stand off over iran's nuclear program but a deal is still not done. what would be your deal breaker with iran? options like no centrifuges? letting the four americans in captivity go? ceasing of supplying rebels in yemen. ceasing call for annihilation of jews in israel? some options there. we love when you chime in and

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foreign policy. >> intelligence has to be part of the calculus of every strategic level decision. and right now i don't -- my sense of where the policy is at is sort of almost the policy of woeful ignorance. >> strong words. the fox news political insiders are here. we love when you chime in and tune in while you watch. we want to get your comments. former republican congressman for new york. former pollster for jimmy carter. gentlemen, i said it during the commercial and will say it again. i think you were right. everything you have been talking about is happening now. >> i think we were right. we are now heading towards a deal where the united states basically signs off on a policy that will allow iran to

potentially get a bomb during the ten year period of the agreement. they are going to be able to continue to enrich uranium at low levels and have thousands and thousands of centrifuges all the while iran is now leading an operation with shiites in the middle east that provoked a counter reaction. >> for anybody who would down when we talk about iran backed rebels inside yemen they were doing air drop supplies a couple of sunday nights ago when we were all together. we are not just talking about supporting it. they are supplying them. you say there is a good reason why we should believe that this deal is being done because part of it may already be done. >> i think the deal is done. i think the defective -- chief media adviser to the president of iran who was covering the talks defected to switzerland

yesterday and said he couldn't do this anymore making up all this stuff. he said, frankly, the united states basically is to convince european allies to go along with this. they have given away the store. we will see in the -- my whole theme of everything we are going to discuss today is simple. the currency of washington is a lie. and the business of washington is corruption. nothing is more apparent. >> one other quick point and the united states is facing unprecedented risks as a people and as a nation because of what pat talks of. >> i want to bring in the social media. eileen pane says we are moving into the single most dangerous time period in the history of the united states. >> i don't know about that. >> i think we are pretty close. >> when you have a country and a leadership like iran on the verge of having the nukes.

and i want to get back to whether we were right or not. where i think we three have been right is that john kerry has a mission here which is to get an agreement no matter what the agreement is. he wants it for his own political resume because he wants to run for president next year. he thinks he will get the nobel peace prize for doing this deal. you know it's a bad deal when the french of all people are the ones holding up the deal not america. we are putting sanctions on and the french are the ones saying don't let the sanctions off. you have iran down. >> you don't agree with that? >> i think one of the things is they still won't answer questions about what they were doing before. says you can't trust -- you can't trust these people. let me throw in too. i have said it before and i want to say it again. they are going to announce it by

tuesday an outline. >> they have to do the framework. >> and then they will be writing it up by june. what is going to come out of this is that we have done secret side deals with the iranian government which will be letters from the president of america to the president of iran. there will be classified and not given to congress. >> can i say it? reuters reported that the word is in their report on whether the talks are that there are secret deals that they agree will not be made public and will be kept, quote confidential. >> in social media i asked people to respond to this question. what would your deal breaker be? as i'm looking down, nick short said and he is tongue in cheek a little bit. my deal breaker with iran would be for the supreme leader to go one week without chanting death to america. >> i think he is right. there has got to be some

willingness from the iranians to indicate that this deal is not a holding action to buy time for them and that they are going to back off this commitment to destroy america and israel. >> what about the report on friday that iran has said they don't want it written down? they want the framework of the deal to be out there but don't want certain parts of it in writing. >> they keep pushing the whole thing is going to be ridiculous. this administration all they have to do is look how they negotiated the bergdahl deal where we traded five top commanders who were about to reenter. back in the field from one desserter. he is not convicted yet but alleged. the white house went out and said he would serve with honor and distinction. >> that was susan rice. >> and by the way ms. rice wouldn't know what honor is. the problem with this

administration is i think the mask has fallen on the president. this thing about chanting death to america if you are the president and said netanyahu can't take it back, he said it we had them say it doesn't matter because this president has been in bed with iran from day one. >> that's the big thing of the week. >> we'll talk more about that. mpt. benjamin netanyahu spoke with his people. we will talk about what he has been saying. while we are negotiating with iran they are supporting the rebels who are overturning yemen. the country not long ago that president obama declared a success story in our fight against terror. when the u.s. sits down with iranian negotiators do they ask why are you turning mr. obama's success story into a disaster, iran? do they have an answer to that?

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this is why our president, our secretary of state who came from the u.s. senate do not want the u.s. senate voting on this thing because they will demand to know what is in the deal. this is where we are headed. >> you want to sign it before you read it? not even pass it. you want to sign it. >> they don't want the senate to have say. they want to go right to the u.n. and get sanctions lift said before congress can gum it up. >> this would be like the obamacare legislation on steroids. >> as i said before about lying and corruption. it's clear to me now what this is. the mask has fallen. president obama has no more reelections. he is not against israel because of netanyahu. i have decided he has always been against israel and now he can do what he has wanted to do. remember he sat in church which was antisemitic attack. >> those are strong allegations.

>> we are talking about the defense department release a report about israel's nuclear weapons that counter netanyahu about this new deal. secondly he has they also did -- the white house is calling people saying they will support the palestinians perhaps in the u.n. on giving two years must be palestinian state with hamas. this man supported iran every step of the way. >> how do you know that? >> look at the record. >> how do you know -- i know it is reported. i want to make sure we are -- >> most recognize thinking people were startled and i believe it was 2009 -- >> '10. >> the election came in iran. it was clear the mullas and the establishment had been beaten. millions of people were in the street. and you know what happened? zero. >> we didn't support them. >> we did nothing. >> when we found out -- when the europeans and we all found out

about this secret place they were doing more of the nuclear work what did the president do? he said it is an opportunity. the french and the british said this is outrageous disaster. he is supporting -- he told them we won't attack assad in syria. are you kidding? there is one step. they had two years of secret negotiations with no one -- >> i want to get in on this because there has been probably more than one but one in particular democrat spoken out against this deal with iran. john, i see you over there chomping at the bit to say something. he came out again today this weekend with a statement. you have to know what is in this deal. he is speaking strongly. he has some charges that are getting ready to be pressed reportedly against him. you say timing is curious. >> it is a legitimate question to ask. is the administration threatening menendez with these

charges in order to shut him up because he is the strongest critic from the democratic side of this deal. >> david petraeus acknowledged lying to a federal officer that a misdemeanor no jail time. maybe there is a double standard. >> let me say this. this is a test now on israel and this deal for democrats, members of the party whether or not they are going to stand with this president who is willing to do what he is doing. are they going to stand for the country? i named chuck schumer for one. i want to go down the list. are they going to trade off their principle in order to support our party. the moment right now is so serious you have to support the country and it's time for our party to stand up. >> okay. we'll end that part of the discussion there. there is more. i know you know the clintons. even nixon didn't destroy the tapes. that is what the chairman of the republican national committee is saying about hillary clinton and

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have you seen this? new polling show 66% of democrats would like to see hillary clinton face tough competition in the primary. the fox news political insiders are here. why would that be? >> because while the clinton level of support is wide it's not deep. with the questions raised about her particularly recently with e-mails and the money to and from the foundation increasingly democrats are getting nervous and are looking for alternatives. >> that is really the key.

reporting now the e-mail server with some potentially government e-mails are on there. it's been wiped clean. she said she only deleted the ones that needed to be deleted. that is not really what you are pointing to. you are talking about ties between clinton foundation and money with terrorist supported states and were there evidences in the e-mails. that is what you are pointing to. >> if the written report about the fact that sidney blumenthal would be discussed and another gentleman running intelligence operation running off the books. that is the reason she cleaned the e-mails which included her top people. this is the report. what i'm saying is look. this is 40 years after water gate. she was on the impeachment committee. she does the equivalent of burning the tapes. she knows what she did with those documents was illegal. she had no -- her brother is involved in many. >> ig is inspector general. >> who must be appointed to look

at the department. the only department without one. what she is doing is proving -- >> does it disqualify her? people are saying how important is this? >> it's not just this but what will come out. her belief that they can run crony capitalists, all people selling out and getting contracts. meanwhile her staff which is essentially decided they can break the law whenever they want. somebody has to finally say somebody i wish people -- >> i have no horse in this race. if you watch it objectively hillary is deteriorating. she is imploding. >> still support her. >> wide but not deep. >> i have said this before. hillary and her campaign are a gigantic balloon floating around in search of a pen. when they get the pen that will

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i want to talk about the news poll. there are reports that those numbers could be pretty big. then you have governor huckabee. we took the top six in the poll that looked at who you would consider voting for. you made an interesting observation. >> ted cruz went up. when they entered half of the sample 48% were independents. independents rejected every single candidate, democrat and republican said more people no plurality. >> that means the country is ready for the kind of revolt we saw in 1968. >> interesting. >> the three of us came together really over this exact issue which is someone needs to run against the entire rotten establishment of both parties, the media, big business. >> let's look at names on the screen and tell me if you see one there. i know there is a name not there that you want to talk about and

that is the only woman at this point. >> you asked me to talk about her. my view is that she is not a legitimate presidential candidate. she was a business leader. >> she told chris wallace today that she 90% likely to run. >> she is all just antihillary which is great. >> do republicans need a woman on the ticket? >> we had one. >> in the last five of six selections 251 of the 270 votes needed went to democrats. the democrats had -- >> real quickly on twitter says harris, voters want a president who leads and who the world will follow. ten seconds.

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